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Solidarity Shabbat Fundraiser- Denver Doikayt and Right Relationship Boulder

Denver Doikayt exists in solidarity with the First Peoples. Funds will go towards the Indigenous People's Day celebration on October 9, hosted by Right Relationship Boulder.

Friday, September 8, 2023, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (UTC-07:00)

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GENERAL INFORMATION:

This year, Denver Doikayt is raising money for the Indigenous Peoples Day celebration, hosted by Right Relationship Boulder on October 8th.
To help fund the event, we're hosting a Solidarity Shabbat on Friday, September 8th at Shared Ground.
The evening will include Shabbat dinner, and we will hear from indigenous leaders Dodie White Eagle and Jerilyn Docoteau. We will also offer Elul/Teshuva ritual.
This event is a fundraiser. We will ask people to make a meaningful (whatever that means to you) financial contribution.

COVID GUIDELINES:

We will plan to be mainly outdoors in the courtyard area for the evening. If possible, please plan to take a covid test before the event, and please be mindful of others' personal space.
In the event of rain, we will move indoors and require masks. In the absence of gov regulations that support disabled, chronically ill, elder, and otherwise high-risk people, this is how we keep everyone in our community safe!
If you’re not feeling well, stay home!! You can always donate here, and there will be more opportunities to hear about and support this work in the future!

OTHER ACCESS INFO:

The event will take place outside, up a flight of stairs from the street. There is also access to the space through a step-less alley way entrance. Bathroom access is inside up a flight of stairs, or there is an additional entrance to the back of the building that does not require steps.
We are expecting about ~35 people to attend.
There will not be ASL interpretation at this event.

There will be wine and non-alcoholic seltzer.

We request that you avoid wearing any scents (strong lotions or perfumes etc) for people in our community who live with chemical sensitivities / chemical injuries. For more information on fragrance-free spaces read this article by Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha